Armenia will deny the unfounded requirements of Azerbaijan in the Arbitration Case within the framework of the Berne Convention. RA International Legal Affairs Representative Yeghishe Kirakosyan wrote about this in his microblog.
"Armenia will deny Azerbaijan's unregistered demands, including the absurd demand for compensation in the Arbitration proceedings of the 1979 Convention," Kirakosyan wrote.
The Republic of Armenia 2025 On February 12, he received the lawsuit filed by the Republic of Azerbaijan on the Arbitration Code on the Protection of the National Wildlife and the Natural Environment of the European Wildlife and Natural Environment.
The office of the International Legal Representative stems from the procedural calendar approved by the Arbitration Tribunal after the first trial hearing of April 12, 2010, during which a number of decisions for the Republic of Armenia were made.
Armenia will continue to resolutely defend its position in this proceeding. The legal position submitted by Azerbaijan is based on the interpretation and application of the Berne Convention, which does not coincide with its goals and object, which is to promote the cooperation between the states, the wild plant and animal world and their natural environments.
Contrary to Azerbaijan's allegations, the reports of the UN Environmental Program and other independent bodies are actually proves that Azerbaijan is responsible for the damage caused to the environment. Armenia will deny Azerbaijan's unfounded demands, including demand for compensation.
Since becoming a member state of the Bern Convention, Armenia has consistently adhered to its commitment to maintain the nature and the environment in the region. This is reflected in the environmental policy of Armenia, as well as with active involvement in the work of the Standing Committee of the Bern Convention.
